#animated character

Happy October! To celebrate spooky season I'm resuming work on MOTHER'S FAVORITE, my sci Fi horror visual novel.

Finally Mother Mary, for this design I tried to keep some similarities between her and Jesus (like their eyes full of love) but keeping her own essence.

leshawna olongala aesthetic [the sister with 'tude]

total drama

https://people.com/rainbow-brite-creator-gg-santiago-dead-at-82-11916301

Guntra Graudins (G.G). Santiago, creator of Rainbow Brite, has died at age 82

Santiago survived atrocities on the way to recognizing her dream as an artist and creating "Rainbow Brite" and other beautiful works of art.

The artist and creator behind Rainbow Brite has died at the age of 82. Guntra Graudins (G.G.)'s death was announced by a fellow creator, illustrator Muriel Fahrion. The Strawberry Shortcake artist was a close friend of Santiago's and was responsible for her Rainbow Brite-designed obituary.

"Gigi, the legendary creator of RAINBOW BRITE and my dear friend has passed away. Gigi Santiago, famous for having created Rainbow Brite, was a special friend of mine. We grew up at American Greetings, creating art. Our styles were similar because it was kind of the look of the greeting cards and especially in the cute, whimsy category. But I stayed at American Greeting and Gigi went on to Hallmark. I had created the Strawberry Shortcake line and was well into the Care Bears when Gigi developed the Rainbow Brite line for Hallmark," she shared.

"How close were we? We lived about two blocks from where Gigi lived. Michael, my husband, and I would double date with Gigi and Jesse Santiago. She was a very tall, Latin blonde woman with a tiny sweet voice. He was a smallish-sized Puerto Rican guy with the best sense of humor, who loved her more than anybody ever loved anybody else and planted her flowers wherever they lived," Fahrion continued.

"Her talent was natural and long-lasting. She could draw. She could paint. She could sculpt. We loved each other. I have so many marvelous stories of her, but I won’t have time to even tell you this obituary."

Fahrion did recall one time, in the late 1990s, when she and Santiago teamed up to create angel sculptures and though they were late, were some of the best-selling in the collection.

"My boss could’ve fired me then, but he didn’t. And that angel showed the world another part of Gigi's talent. Yes, I’m crying," she concluded.